Signals Feed

Your agents did 4,183 things today. The Signals Feed is where all 4,183 of them appear, in order, as they happen. It is the mechanical counterpart to the Watch Surface: no curation, no summarisation, just the complete chronological stream of signed events across the fleet, filterable and machine-consumable.

Every event class that matters lands in the feed because every one of them mints a receipt. Agent actions arrive as CROWN receipts attributed to a passport, verb, and cost. Policy refusals arrive as signed RefusalReceipts with reason codes. Human gate decisions arrive as signed facts naming the approver. Revocations arrive as signed pulls followed by per-agent acknowledgements and, eventually, the attestation that zero holders remain. Credit spends arrive as receipts too, which is why fleet cost attribution reconciles to this feed exactly, with nothing estimated.

Each signal links to its place on the hash-chained spine, so the feed is not a parallel logging system that can drift from the truth; it is a view over the record itself. Filtering by agent, verb, severity, tenant, or time range turns the stream into an investigation tool, and downstream systems can consume it to drive alerting or compliance automation.

The live fleet feed is part of the hosted application and lands with the launch gate. The underlying receipts exist today wherever a Crux Daemon runs; the feed is the fleet-wide window onto them.